Monistat 1 Day Yeast Infection Treatment for Women, 1 Miconazole Ovule Insert & External Monistat Anti-Itch Cream Bundle

If you start your period while on this DO NOT USE TAMPONS , THIS PRODUCT CONTINUES TO WORK FOR A FULL 7 DAYS.I bought this because I didn’t want to use a 3-day or 7-day treatment. The dosage is very strong. I inserted it around 12 PM, and by 6 PM the tablet had clearly dissolved and was working at full strength.For the first 6 hours, everything felt fine. But once the leakage began, I experienced a burning and itching sensation unlike anything before—it was intense enough that I had to rinse with cold water. From what I’ve learned, this reaction is actually normal. It’s caused by the infection being pushed out, which irritates the skin.Over the next few days, the internal itching improved quickly. By days 3–4, the internal symptoms were mostly gone, but my labia stayed itchy and dry until around day 4. That made sense since any leakage touches that area first. I also happened to start my period that same day. The instructions recommend avoiding tampons for at least 7 days, so I stuck with pads while the treatment worked.Now it’s day 5, and I finally feel completely fine. So yes, this product does work. Just be aware: some women may go through a rough patch with the burning and itching in the beginning. That’s usually a sign the medicine is doing its job, and it will calm down.

Well long story short, it worked for me. But here's what you should know:- If you've never used this specific product before, it's probably a better idea to try out other versions of the same product where you insert a 1 pill a day for 3-5 days and see how it works for your body.- I got a burning, tingling sensation after 2 hours of putting it in. I went through lots of reviews before purchasing it so I knew this would come but it was just... wow. You know how people say "I got butterflies in my stomach" when you're nervous/anxious? Well now you got'em in your "hoohaas". But the tingling sensation was all gone after like 30 minutes.- I got lots of vaginal discharge for the first 24hours. Honestly speaking, I'm not sure if it was a normal discharge or just some residue of the pill because the pill was kinda bigger than I initially imagined. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you wear a pad.

This was my first time using Monistat. I went with the 1 day for faster results and be one and done. If you have ever used a tampons, it will be pretty easy to insert. I did it first thing in the morning because I did it as soon as my package arrived. I actually took a shower using the Monistat wash first then inserted it once I got out. After my shower I felt better for a few hours but then I went right back to feeling how I felt before. So I decided to use the cream. BIG MISTAKE...for me anyway. That thing burned like crazy. It was unbearable, so after a few minutes I used my showerhead to wash it off. I don't know if that was normal or I had a bad reaction but I didn't use it anymore. Like other comments have said, definitely wear a pantyliner or pad because there was a lot of discharge the first day. Felt like I was leaking. I would say it I felt a warming irritation sensation while the medicine did its thing. About as much discomfort as having the yeast infection itself. Nothing crazy like the cream, it was bearable. Around the 24 hour mark I felt 10x better so the medicine definitely worked. All and all I would recommend Monistat the medicine however will never use that cream again.

Heyo,So I have a copper IUD and sometimes I get funky flare ups of either BV / UTI / Yeast. If you didn't know, having a copper IUD your chances of getting something funky is increased. Sadly the doc bills rack up. After I finished my medication for Yeast I still felt funky, I waited a few days just to be sure. The big trigger for me knowing it's Yeast was that I was itchy, super itchy. Like I woke up at 2 am itchy to order this.Well me at 2 am did not read the reviews, and if I did I probably wouldn't have gotten it. It was at my doorstep before 11 am (I really just wanted anything fast to make this stop - thanks for the fast shipping Amazon!) Alright so I have it. Now what? How do I insert this? Cue the doom scrolling on Amazon reading reviews. Here's my tips1. Insert it laying down. You'll feel some light pressure like if the egg thing will fall out when you walk around, you'll be okay. Just be careful when you pee, don't push at all. Let it all flow.2. Right when you insert, take pain killers. I took 2 pills both 800 mg ibuprofen. (I think this is why I felt 0 burning)3. I felt an internal itch / tingle? (This came around 2 hr later) It wasn't terrible, just I couldn't get comfortable sitting down. More of an annoyance. 6/10 on the scale. But I went to bed put on a heated blanket and honestly it dropped to a 2/10. I'm sitting normally now with the blanket on me.4. Wear a pad or panty liner. You'll feel a bit of "moist" moments. Like you're on your period and you sneezed. I thought it wouldn't be bad but when I got up to pee, I was thankful for the pad.5. The box says this, I'm just emphasizing this, if you're doing this during your period (me, I'm starting it tomorrow) do not use tampons. Use pads. I'm actually pretty sad about this one, I mainly use tampons for periods but I read and trust instructions on a box.I'm not saying this will make YOUR experience exactly like mine. Each body is DIFFERENT. But be positive and optimistic that you're doing this for you to be better. Yes it's scary seeing all the bad reviews. Trust me I was also freaking out. But let's hope my tips and suggestions help. It helps that I laugh about it."According to the settings on this heated blanket, the banana bread will be ready in 3 hours"